We conducted a withdrawal test at William Hill with a Visa debit card and were delighted with the results. The withdrawal request for €10.61 was processed straight away, with the funds landing in our account in just 15 minutes. This is one of the quickest transactions we have seen.
In this guide, you will find our full test results, the step-by-step breakdown of the process, and tips to get your money out faster.
William Hill is now owned by The Evoke Group, formerly known as 888Holdings, and has over two million account holders scattered globally. With such a big reputation, expectations are high on all fronts, especially when it comes to withdrawals.
Debit cards, Apple Pay and bank transfer are the only methods available for withdrawing funds, though that will depend on your deposit method. For example, in our test, we could only withdraw using the Visa debit card we deposited with or by bank transfer.
We opted for the debit card and seemingly made the right choice, given we had our funds back in the account in just 15 minutes. That is one of the fastest results we have registered, so the bookie makes up for the lack of methods here.
We noted during our test that the minimum withdrawal differs from the minimum deposit amount. We could withdraw €5 via debit card (or Apple Pay), while via bank transfer we had to request a withdrawal of €25 or higher.
| Payment Method | Min Withdrawal | Max Withdrawal | Withdrawal Fee | Withdrawal Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Visa | €5 | Not specified | No fee | 15 minutes in our test |
Mastercard | €5 | Not specified | No fee | within 24 hours |
| Apple Pay | €5 | Not specified | No fee | up to 48 hours |
Instant Bank Transfer | €25 | Not specified | No fee | 1-3 business days |
| Revolut Pay | €25 | Not specified | No fee | 1-3 business days |
With a 15-minute withdrawal time, we won't be looking to use any other method than the Visa debit card we used in our test. As it suggests on the website, bank transfers take significantly longer to process.
If you're on an iOS device, withdrawals with Apple Pay (via debit card) should see similar results, seeing as it's basically just a more convenient version of the same payment method.
Below is our simple step-by-step guide to withdrawing your cash from William Hill.
Making sure you are first logged into your account, open up your banking section by clicking on your balance, located in the top right corner.
Here you'll find a list of sections to explore from the menu. Pay attention to the blue deposit and withdraw buttons at the top and hit 'Withdraw'.
Your withdrawal method will default to the last used deposit method. You can change this to bank account via the 'add method' link provided.
For most people, it's then simply a case of entering your desired withdrawal amount in the space provided and hitting the blue 'Withdraw button.
William Hill gives you an opportunity to double-check the withdrawal amount and sends you to a page where you can either confirm the amount or change it.
Proceed by tapping the blue 'Withdraw' bar at the bottom of the screen.
A confirmation receipt of the withdrawal will now appear. Simply hit 'Continue' and you're set to begin navigating the William Hill site.
Even though the withdrawal process is quick at William Hill, it's still nice to be able to track transactions and pending withdrawals.
It's easy to do this. Simply go to your 'My Account' section by clicking into your balance at the top right of the screen. Here you'll find a menu of links. Scroll down to 'My transactions' and hit the link.
Now you'll have access to information on all your transactions, including deposits, withdrawals and bets. You can filter it to certain transaction types, wins/losses and specific time periods.

Bryan is a seasoned tipster and betting writer, having worked for the likes of Unibet, Smarkets, and Pinnacle in the past. He also runs his own golf tipping business after amassing a large following over the years. At BettingLounge, he reviews betting sites from sign-up to withdrawal.